Today in 1920 The first Labor bank opens in Washington, D.C., launched by officers of the Machinists. The Locomotive Engineers opened a bank in Cleveland later that year.
• Paid parental leave access is increasing in the US • NFL, players union in talks about 18-game season • Md. set to finalize its heat standard for workers • What does a likely Harris-Trump matchup mean for Labor? • What power does the president really have over labor rights? • NLRB withdraws appeal of decision enjoining ‘joint employer’ rule • WNBA players, bargaining power soaring, seek expert advice on labor deal
